Sentence examples for expand this work from inspiring English sources
The new gift will expand this work in two ways.
Future investigations should expand this work with the design of targeted interference peptides engineered with tumor-specific homing sequences to enable tumor homing upon systemic administration.
We will expand this work to see if we can continue to reduce the degree of potato early dying, determine if Verticillium is important in the state, and determine the role of black dot in this complex disease response.
But we must help to expand this work rapidly; to change attitudes and lifestyles; and above all to persuade our politicians that this is a vital public good that requires pump-priming funding – just as the 1947 act boosted food production after the last world war.
His current fieldwork is concerned with how extrinsic factors, such as soil fertility and disturbance interact with plant biodiversity to regulate the spread of invasive plant species in old fields at the Cedar Creek Long Term Ecological Research in Minnesota; he plans to expand this work to Black Rock Forest here in New York.
The program seeks to expand this work to include education and training programs for employers about their legal rights and obligations involving criminal background checks, while also developing and maintaining a best practices website for employers on screening and employing the previously incarcerated.
"The government is expanding this work so that more families can benefit from this innovative approach".
We have now expanded this work to obtain experimental validation of the PD index as a quantitative predictor of IgE cross-reactivity, by designing peptide variants with predetermined PD scores relative to known IgE epitopes.
Today, Facebook is expanding this work with the launch of OpenCellular, a new open source hardware and software project that aims to bring a more affordable wireless access platform to remote areas.
Sweeney expands this work by looking at numerous droughts a century before the "dirty thirties". He argues in Prelude to the Dust Bowl that arid landscapes, dust storms, and prolonged drought has a much longer regional history.
